Simoco’s Commitment to Security, Infringement, Compliance, and Interoperability
Ensuring the security integrity and Interoperability of communication channels is paramount for mission-critical communication solutions. Infringement poses a significant threat to the reliability and effectiveness of communications solutions, particularly in mission-critical scenarios where seamless communication is essential. (more…)
- Published in Professional Mobile Radio
Thorcom showcasing InStream at BAPCO 2024
Thorcom a Simoco Wireless company and well respected leader in mission-critical communication solutions, readies itself to exhibit at BAPCO 2024 on 6-7th March 2024, the foremost event for public safety professionals. With just weeks to go until the event commences in Coventry, anticipation is high for the unveiling of Thorcom’s latest innovation: InStream. (more…)
- Published in Events
Revolutionising Communication: Simoco Wireless Solutions in Australia
In today’s fast-paced world, seamless communication is crucial for businesses and public safety organisations alike. Simoco Wireless Solutions, a leading provider of mission-critical communication systems, has emerged as a trusted name in the Australasia market. With our innovative approach and cutting-edge technology, Simoco has revolutionised wireless communication across various industries. In this blog post, we will explore the key features and benefits of Simoco Wireless Solutions in Australia.
- Published in Professional Mobile Radio
Simoco Wireless Solutions provides the communication infrastructure for the Avalon Air Show
The Australian International Aerospace and Defence Exposition and Air Show
The Australian International Aerospace and Defence Exposition and Air Show is held every two years at Avalon Airport in Melbourne, Victoria, and is the largest civil and military air show in the Australian calendar, with over 250,000 attendees. The air show has grown rapidly over recent years and now features a strong international military presence including aircraft from the Royal Australian Air Force, the United States Marine Corps, and the United States Air Force. Representatives from other countries have also appeared at the air show on many occasions, including aircraft from the Royal Air Force, Japan Air Self-Defence Force, Republic of Singapore Air Force, and many others.
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Two-way radio protocols
Over the years certain rules have been established to make radio communication go more efficiently. Here are the basic protocols for radio use, this will help you understand and improve your overall experience when using your two-way radio.
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Why are smart buildings important?
What are smart buildings?
Smart technology might appear to be a fairly new term for most people, but it can be traced back to 1966 when the very first home automation platform was invented by Jim Sutherland and named Echo lV. The device was capable of storing recipes, relaying messages, turning appliances on and off and controlling the temperature of the building. (more…)
- Published in Internet of Things
Showcasing critical comms at the Low Carbon Networks & Innovation (LCNI) Conference
Simoco Wireless Solutions took a trip to Telford recently for this year’s Low Carbon Networks & Innovation Conference (LCNI).
Aimed at organisations working in the energy sector, the conference looked at driving innovations and efficiencies that can power a low carbon future – one of today’s most important global priorities.
- Published in Events
Flying high? Why reliable communications underpin effective airport management
British Airways (BA) hit the headlines over the recent bank holiday weekend when more than 300,000 passengers were severely delayed due to a catastrophic computing failure. The truth of what actually occurred is still emerging, even several weeks on. While some have blamed the outage on a power surge so powerful that it rendered the back-up system ineffective it has been suggested from various quarters that this only seems to be part of the picture.
Either way, the fallout has served to underline how, in the complex world of 21st century aviation, a single technical problem can rapidly spiral and have a truly enormous impact. Hundreds of thousands of passengers delayed and a subsequent compensation bill that may run into the millions. On top of this there’s the potential for severe reputational damage and the loss of future revenue this can bring.
- Published in Transportation